Improve generic lists with the 3 Step Sticker Banners for PowerPoint. Create modern office presentations that stand out against common layouts and even against slides with too much information. The simple gray gradient presentation background makes the content pop out, giving them more emphasis, and allowing the presenter to gain more audience participation without having to increase efforts in the actual presentation of the report.
The same set of three banners is shown on the template with three different variations. The first is found on the title slide, with consistent numbered labels, text, and icons. This slide can be used to show the initial data needed to understand the presentation, such as the primary labels and descriptions. The labels show the level of priority or the order of the elements in the business plan. The icons, on the other hand, provide easy visual cues in case the words become hard to read or too technical to understand.
The second variation places the three-banner graphic on the left side of the presentation design. Beside this is a text box. This can be utilized by the presenter as a space to elaborate on the topic, and explain the content thoroughly as a whole. This design can be seen in two colors: one with an alternating blue and black color scheme, and another purely in blue.
Last of the three variations shows alternately colored banners. They are arranged so that the numbers line up perfectly at the center of the slide. The banners contain the same numbers and placeholders as the other variations. All of the PowerPoint objects can be edited to suit specifications.
Included in the template is a slide, containing a set of minimalist PowerPoint icons. These symbols are related to computing, networking, and data management. The symbols include gears, notepad, a personal computer, servers, antivirus, servers, a pencil, a pie chart, a reload icon, a calendar, a clock, a Cloud, a phone, and an organizational chart.
Ideal for all types of presentations involving data and technology management, the 3 Step Sticker Banners for PowerPoint can be supplemented by 4 Step Sticker Banners for PowerPoint, which can be downloaded from the Slide Model Gallery.
A: Assign one decision, action, or stage to each numbered banner and keep the banner text short. Use the side paragraph layouts only for context, not for repeating the banner wording. The icon on each sticker should act as a memory cue, so choose symbols that match the audience's work, such as security, cloud, calendar, or process.
A: This format works best for short business briefings where the presenter needs to make three points feel ordered and easy to compare. It suits project updates, IT process explanations, operations priorities, and consulting recommendations. It is less suited to dense analysis because the layout is built around concise labels and quick visual recognition.
A: The sticker metaphor makes each step look like a separate note placed on the slide, which helps the audience treat the points as distinct actions. The large numbered tabs create scanning order, while the shadows and alternating blue and gray colors separate the layers without needing heavy lines or a complex diagram.
5-slide presentation template with 3-step sticker banners and technology icons for process lists and priorities
3 Step Sticker Banners for PowerPoint is a 5-slide diagram template for presenting three ordered points, priorities, or process steps. It includes a cover banner layout, side-by-side banner and text layouts, a centered 3-step banner stack, and a technology icon sheet for business, IT, and operations presenters in PowerPoint or Google Slides.